This inspiring and in-depth episode with Inès explores the themes and research included in her article by the same name available on the Nous website. This includes who is responsible for cooking the majority of meals in comparison to those who are paid the most for it, the expectation for women to nourish others before themselves, and the intersectional questions raised in the field of cooking and food.

Read Inès' article here, and you are bound to learn something: https://www.nouslondon.co.uk/meals-misogyny-by-ines-ncib/

In this episode, Eleanor Getting talks about the artwork honoured by Kim Kardashian at the Met Gala. We talk about the art created by Allen Jones and how it represents women as sexual objects.

We're so excited to be joined by Shiksha Teeluck for a thoughtful and energising conversation about Women in STEM. This week's episode is packed with practical insight and encouragement for anyone navigating STEM, whether you're just starting out, exploring your options, or already well established in the field.

In our discussion, Shiksha shares her perspective on topics including:

• Inspiring more young women to pursue STEM pathways

• Making STEM subjects more accessible

• Finding your place in academia, the workplace and male-dominated environments without shrinking yourself

• The value of outreach programmes in widening participation, particularly 'The Girls Into Physics Summer School'

• Self-empowerment, resilience and backing yourself in competitive spaces

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